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In the following code:

{if previous_page}<a href="http://{auto_path}">Previous</a>{/if}{if previous_page && next_page} / {/if}{if next_page}<a href="http://{auto_path}">Next</a>{/if}

“NextPrevious” is displayed, even though there is obviously both a previous and next page. Why does it refuse to display the slash?

What happens if you replace the ‘/’ with

/

?

I am having the same problem.  I want to display a divider between my next and previous links, but only if they both appear.

{if previous_page && next_page}
 | 
{/if}

This is not working.  I also tried comparing the total pages to the current page, that didn’t work either.  Any help would be appreciated!

Sharon

Daniel,

You can’t unfortunately use that syntax with a simple global conditional. You can however do this

{paginate}

{if previous_page}
<a href="http://{auto_path}">Previous Page</a>  
{/if}

{if {current_page} != '1'   AND  "{current_page}" != "{total_pages}"  } | {/if}

{if next_page}
<a href="http://{auto_path}">Next Page</a>
{/if}

{/paginate}

Let us know if that helps

Worked for me!  Thanks for letting me share the post!!

Sharon

Daniel, what about you? Sharon, glad that’s working for you.

This is very helpful.

Perhaps someone with a high enough rank can post a user note here:

http://ellislab.com/expressionengine/user-guide/modules/channel/pagination_page.html

Thanks, Jacob. Daniel, where are you with this?

So sorry - notifications for replies didn’t seem to come through.

This works perfectly now - thanks!

Glad to see you’re all set. Please post again as needed.